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Yep dangerous with this stock now, this could light up anytime again and you could miss out. Ive tried trading in and out of this one in the past and on average it evens out over the long run as I get it wrong quite often.
Yip I was a bit surprised at the lift up this morning.......felt like dipping in and out but always screw it right up when attempt a cheeky day trade......
Surprised to see it rise today thought it may be fun and games with a drop back before results and then shoot up Wednesday
getting up there........................nice:) buyers incoming
I thought the Unilever takeover talk was fanciful tbh, but then I found this article that got me thinking it does just fit... https://www.ft.com/content/f1bdd72e-d5a9-11e7-8c9a-d9c0a5c8d5c9 Onwards & upwards, hope it holds up tomorrow and Wednesday will be another G & T day :-)
Pretty sure is the 24th for the update.........should be on the website under investors...........I shall hopefully be sticking some crampons on to climb the cliff wall at 8am on that date......interesting to see what way it goes Monday regarding the speculation and if pull.downs.........or a load hop on.....................
Next week I believe Going to blow the bloody doors off, then a bid and counter bid
What date is the trading update?
A few suggestions:- Blue Bottle...outstanding Garden Tiger..mind blowing! Won an award in its 1st year. Little Bird Daffy's Silent Pool Whitley Neil (avoid their Rhubarb and Ginger) Lakes Distillery Single Batch
Try your rhubarb gin with the ginger ale - you wont regret it! Local stockist out of Warners Edwards Rhubarb today so had to make do with elderflower gin & FT to celebrate instead but it'll do
And it�s really good. Tonight it�s still a virgin cola but tomorrow it will be rhubarb gin and fevertree tonic by the shedload! Looking forward to lots of newspaper write ups over the weekend and strong buying up to and past the results
Lovely large buys reported after the close. All above �24.
All very positive and we have the trading update next week. G&T tonight to celebrate :)
FEVR...... More here from broker Morgan Stanley....... With high growth potential and attractive returns, we see Fever-Tree as a unique opportunity in European Staples. Our channel checking and proprietary industry model suggest the premium mixers market could triple in the next 5 years with Fever-Tree well placed to capitalise on this growth. Fever-Tree's performance to date has been impressive. The company effectively created the premium mixers category, giving consumers more choice and a higher quality product, with better cash margins for the on-trade and a high rate of sales in the retail channel. Drawing on our extensive channel checking, we expect the premiumisation of mixers to continue and see Fever-Tree as well placed to capitalise on this growth despite increased competition. The penetration of premium mixers is currently 9% of the total mixers market versus 33% for premium spirits, the closest proxy for mixers. Our industry model assumes further penetration of premium mixers, driving a ~20% CAGR 2017-25 across Fever-Tree's core markets. This growth underpins our forecasts for 23% revenue CAGR, 20% EBITDA CAGR and 20% EPS CAGR between FY17-20 Fever-Tree employs an asset light business model. It does not own its manufacturing and relies on third parties for distribution. The group thus has impressive returns on invested capital, which we estimate to grow sustainably going forward from 43% in FY16 to 63% by FY20, while FCF should double. We think the growth potential for Fever-Tree is underappreciated (particularly by sell-side consensus), and we view Fever-Tree's asset light, high returns business model favourably. We set our �30.00 price target based on our DCF methodology, with the risk reward skewed to the upside, in our view. Increased competition or a slower penetration of premium mixer than we are currently expecting are key risks to our rating and price target.
<b>BUZZ-Fevertree: hits all-time high on takeover chatter, broker push 19-01-2018 10:12</b> * Drinks company Fevertree <FEVR.L> up 8 pct after speculation the company could be a takeover target and two new "buy" recommendations * Telegraph reports Unilever <ULVR.L> looking at the company as a target at �28/shr (Link:http://bit.ly/2rlxFLE) * Seperately, Jefferies and Morgan Stanley both initiate coverage of the company * Jefferies say business is easily scalable with plenty of growth remaining in the premium mixers segment, where Fevertree has a dominant market position * Sees little threat from dominant tonic maker Schweppes making inroads into premium, with the other craft mixer companies too small to compete * Stock up as much as 18.3 pct in morning trade, hitting an all-time high (RM: alasdair.pal.thomsonreuters.com@reuters.net)
You're just not trying hard enough ;-)
It�s worth noting that Unilever�s share price has risen 1.59% today
and i wont just stop at one.................aint had a gin hangover before but a first time for everything.......
For a celebratory G&FT.
could break the 25 quid today...:)
"However, Unilever�s preference to trade with supermarkets and wholesalers rather than Fevertree�s clientele of mainly restaurants and bars lessens its appeal." Not sure which supermarkets this journalist frequents - certainly Tesco, Waitrose and Sainsbury's all stock Fever Tree.
thanks for that stellarshares...........appreciate
Get their book its an eye opener to what they can be used for
wasnt aware it was widely used as a cocktail mixer...........thanks for that.........thats an added bonus.........will get some ginger ale ............heard great reviews of it.........anyone tried the cola????cant get it in my local co-op......